Sleepwalking to surrender: dealing with terrorism in Pakistan

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Khaled Ahmed is Pakistan's most respected columnist, and his formidable expertise on the ideologies of extremism is internationally acknowledged. In Sleepwalking to Surrender he explores why, despite the horrifying toll that terrorism has taken on Pakistan, the civil and military establishments continue to uphold a variety of conspiracy theories in place of the facts on the ground.

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